Market · National
Fannie Mae Sees 7.5% Mortgages Through 2027. Stop Selling Buyers a Refinance Nobody Can Promise.
The promise that buyers can refinance their way out of an expensive mortgage just became harder to sell.
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Market · National
Colorado Sellers Say Their Home Was Blacklisted. Now Their Own Brokerage Is Being Sued, Too.
A Colorado couple says their home lost access to buyers because of a commission dispute. Now they are suing both a competing…
Market · Salt Lake City
Utah Promised 35,000 Starter Homes. Halfway Through, Buyers Are Still Waiting for Most of Them.
Utah set a goal that buyers could understand: 35,000 new starter homes by the end of 2028. At the halfway mark, the…
Market · National
Indianapolis Offices Face the Wrecking Ball. Warehouses Could Be the Land’s Next Payday.
Three office buildings in Indianapolis are headed for a different future: demolition, followed by industrial space designed for businesses that need more…
Market · National
Buyers Are Chasing Lower Mortgage Payments. One in Ten Applications Now Comes With a Reset Risk.
Buyers are looking for relief from expensive mortgages. More are finding it in loans whose payments can change later.
Market · Las Vegas
Henderson’s Four Seasons Towers Land $950 Million in Contracts While Thousands of Vegas Homes Wait for Buyers
Nearly $1 billion in contracts is a striking answer to anyone who thinks Southern Nevada’s entire housing market has stopped moving.
Market · National
Sellers Outnumber Buyers by 63%. Miami’s Sellers Face an Even Tougher Reality.
Sellers can keep asking for yesterday’s price. Buyers increasingly have somewhere else to go.
Market · Las Vegas
A $192 Million Bet on North Las Vegas Warehouses. DHL Is the Detail That Matters.
North Las Vegas attracted a warehouse investment approaching $200 million. The detail that matters most is who was already leasing the buildings.
Market · National
Buyers Are Pulling Back. The Fed’s Housing Report Shows Why Sellers Must Adjust.
Buyers are struggling with higher borrowing costs. Builders are offering more help. Owners with cheaper mortgages remain reluctant to move.
Market · Texas
New Houston Homes From $210,000? The City Just Approved a Plan for 89 of Them.
Houston is putting public land behind a promise many buyers want to hear: new homes priced between $210,000 and $300,000, with access…